The One Thing That Must Change For Romo, Cowboys On Thursday Night

During his eleven-plus seasons in the league, Tony Romo has beaten some of the game’s greatest quarterbacks (Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers & Brett Favre), yet is 0-2 versus Chicago’s own whipping boy Jay Cutler. That trend will need to change on Thursday night if Romo and the Cowboys are to put their December woes behind them.

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About Ryan Bush

At the age of 18, Ryan Bush began writing a weekly column about the Dallas Cowboys for several small-town newspapers across Texas.
Homeschooled through High School, his talent was initially recognized by H. Leon Smith, then owner of The Clifton Record, a multi-award-winning newspaper in central Texas.
After three years, his literary pursuit and passion for the Cowboys led him to write Decade of Futility, his first book.
Ryan is currently working on additional projects about the Dallas Cowboys to be published in the future.
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Tom Landry, right, the only head coach the Dallas Cowboys have ever had in their 16 years in the NFL, goes over a play with quarterback Roger Staubach in the Cowboys practice quarters in Dallas, Tex. on Jan. 11, 1976. Landry, who calls plays from the sidelines, has been described as everything from a football genius with a computer mind who can?t relate to his players to a warm sensitive man. (AP Photo/GS)